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The processes we install for supply chain & logistics teams — each with a price, a free template and the tools it runs in — and, below, a guide to choosing tools when you would rather buy software than have the process automated.
AI Agent Stack for Supply Chain and Logistics Teams
What we automate in supply chain & logistics
Each is a standard automation — what arrives, what happens, who approves — with a free template, a kit from $49, an install for $249, or run for you as a subscription with setup and maintenance included. The free audit tells you which first — no call.
Free audit for supply chain & logisticsA forecast per SKU and location that improves each week, feeding purchasing and planning.
Reorder points and quantities from the forecast and lead times, not last year’s gut feel.
Requests to approved POs with the right approver, the right supplier and the ERP updated.
Credit, news and delivery signals across 150 suppliers, scored and escalated before the shortage.
Carrier and service chosen per shipment on cost and promise date, with exceptions surfaced.
Choosing tools instead
The buying guide: which kinds of AI software fit this industry and where teams usually start — for when you would rather buy a tool than have the process automated.
Supply chain teams need agents that work across planning, procurement, and operations. A supply chain agent handles demand forecasting and inventory optimization. A procurement agent automates vendor management and purchase orders. An operations agent detects and responds to logistics incidents. This page shows how these agent types share data and where to start based on whether your biggest pain point is forecasting, vendor management, or incident response.
Agent types to consider
Each links to a detailed page with tools, comparisons, prices and use cases for that agent type.
All agent typesOptimize inventory, forecast demand, track shipments, and automate procurement with AI.
View full guide →procurementAnalyze spend, source suppliers, automate purchase orders, and manage vendors with AI.
View full guide →operationsAutomate internal IT tickets, employee onboarding, and system monitoring.
View full guide →Popular use cases
FAQ
It depends on your biggest cost driver. If it's excess inventory, start with a supply chain agent for demand forecasting. If it's vendor overspend, start with a procurement agent. If it's firefighting incidents, start with an operations agent.
No. AI agents sit on top of your ERP and enhance it—they don't replace it. Supply chain agents read data from your ERP for forecasting and write back optimized plans. Your ERP remains the system of record.
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Tell us about your use case and the free audit sends a one-page plan on the page and by email in minutes with a straight answer: managed workflow, custom build, or not worth automating yet — with the price.